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On today's show Andrew and Bill begin with a meeting between Xi Jinping and a congressional delegation led by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, the latest indication that Xi and the PRC are working toward a trip to APEC in November and a likely meeting with President Biden. From there: Reports of updates to the semiconductor export controls in advance of a Xi visit, Senator Schumer asks Xi and Wang Yi for a swift condemnation of Hamas terror attacks, and whether PRC messaging in the Middle East will deviate from the playbook we saw Russia and Ukraine. Then: The introduction of Xi Jinping Thought on Culture, an analyst's look at the evolution of semiconductor export controls, and why Nvidia reportedly sought to have the aforementioned analyst "sidelined" as policymakers continue to calibrate new restrictions for U.S. exports. At the end: Tim Cook's takes on manufacturing expertise in China, a competing theory as to how that expertise was honed, and Kyrie Irving becomes a global ambassador for ANTA apparel.
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Related readings:
U.S., China Both Try to Gain Upper Hand Ahead of Biden-Xi Summit -- WSJ
US senators seek Xi’s help to pressure Iran on Middle East conflict -- Financial Times
Xi Focus: Xi Jinping Thought on Culture highlighted at key meeting -- Xinhua
An Interview with Gregory C. Allen About China’s Chip Ban Response -- Stratechery
How the Big Chip Makers Are Pushing Back on Biden’s China Agenda -- N.Y. Times
Apple’s Latest China Challenge: A Crackdown That Could Shrink Its App Store -- WSJ
How Apple tied its fortunes to China -- Financial Times
Kyrie Irving Is Now an Exec at Chinese Firm Tied to Human Rights Abuses -- Rolling Stone
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